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Fliers of R.C„A.F, are%sola
ed by U. of T. Aviation Psy-
01101091st to Wear Spectacles..
and Abstain From Hha' ing,
•;. Thanksto the initiative of Pro-
fessor A•.. Bott, in charge. of av-
iation psychology at the Univers-
ity of Toronto,; the flying pers-
onnel of the R. C. A. F. is mak-
ing ' use of .a copiplete inedioal
nide .originally prepared for the
snide
Air Force. •
• - Based on scientific studies of
the tremendous : strains .imposed
-- on respiratory 'digestive and blood
circulatory 'systems in • diye bomb-
Ing and aerial fighting the book-
let tells pilots just what they can
ataild and• howtheir capacities to
' "tike • , it" may be . increase.]
through the right diet, .exercise
.. and hygiene.
HOW TO TAKE 'IT
Among 'the greatest dangers'in
modern aerial', warfare the 'book-
let says, are high altitude flying,
centrifugal. force, and the strains.
of long hours. in the air. Flyers
are warned against , eating beans
andother'voluminous foods prior
to high altitude flights as they
tend . to produce .stomach .'gase"s
which may. .become dangerous•
over 22,000 feet but on long
flights they are advised to carry
unsweetened chocolate and tea
which stimulate the brain by. `in-
creasing its' blood supply." Tltey
are also urged to seek plenty. of
vitamin C which prevents the in- '
flammation of the gums that re-
sults in losing teeth during power
dives.
So perfect must the blood and
eirculaforh system. be 'to with-
stand the sudden directiopal
changes that often make the
blood .feel heavier than iron that
even -marked reddening of the
skin resulting from exposure to
the sun should be avoided al-
though a proper tan is alright.
Red skin is a sign that the. ,cells..
have. been damages and poison-.
• ons substances are being carried
into the blood stream to- diminish.
the resistance to altitude and.
centrifugal force. 'A . forward
crouch is considered the best'
.;position • to resist centrifugal.
froce while fighting.
GREASE SHIELDS SKIN.
As a further means of protVet-
Mg the skin pilots of open cock-
pit planes\ are • 'advised; not to
shave Or wash the face in soap
and water, practices which "re-
move ' the greasy: coveringthat
shields the skin against ultra--
, violet rays which are particularly
' potent at high altitudes.
Tumblingand other acrobatics
are. the .. best training for para-
chute landings' while every flyer
` who can increase his vision by
the use of glasses is advised to
do so.
Lieut_ .Col. A. A. James, Prin-
cipal'' Medical' Officer of No. 1
Training Command, R. C. A. F.
and . Wing Commander D'Arcy
• Grieg, famous R. A. F. Scimeider
Cup pilot are among those who
assisted in the production of the
bcoklet which was originally writ-
ten for the .Nazi Air Force by
• Heinz von Diringshofen,_Air,
Force Medical Chief of Staff in
Germany, "and translated from the
German after Professor Bott die -
covered an obscure copy on the .
shelves of the New York .Aced- .
,.S
emy of Medicine. This was trans-
lated by Major Vel. 'en E. Hen-
derson M.A., ?.LB.,,'A.M.C. Pro- '.
fessor of Pharmacology, Univers-
ity of Toronto. '
Radio Pillow-
In
illowIn many hospitals patients are
supplied with radio headphones,
but these necessitate sitting up
or a position that mss not be en-
tirely comfortable.1 A -new radio
pillow, invented by an Australian
and row- in use in ,an Adelaide
hospital, does away with this. It
is made of sponge rubber, in the
middle of which is a receiving
Mit, 2nd even patients with head
and neck injuries who are nue
able to use ; headphones can lis-
ten to programmes while lying
in ease. Both in. appearance and
feel. this new pillow is very much
like one filled with kapok, for
the rubber, is of a special soft
quality.. -
'meg
Ancient Grenadiers
The hand -grenade is a weapon -
et least 2,000 years • old. The
.inose used them but .100 B.
C. in fighting sasagetribes of
( • the 'south. ''These ancient gren-
ades consisted of • -bamboo cylin-
ders, filled with gunpowder and
fragments of metal. They were
hurled' at 'the enemy and expio -I
ed on striking the ground, scar
tering destructive fragments.
At least one county is makil'g
101 use of the borne market ,for
�'$e iiti itprliies. Gus; of'4ii,-661l hare
i Middlesex produced he �,Pnd.es last
Tele �C
year 21,900 were absorbed in Or.-
aario. Only 1,200 barrels were '
exported to Great ,Britain.
leis _Majesty Ki
George Visits Fusih - Recruits
King, George looks on es • a recruit does maintenance' work on a Bien. gun carrier. The Bing' inspected
the camp of the Royal Fusiliers, situated near the London area, recently. The men attached to this division
have had only a few weeks training,` but areready for any eventuality.
HEALTH
TOPICS
Take It Easy;
Save Your Nerves
We want to he energetic and
peppy all of the e, and never
feel lazy or tir• We have a
notion that :he • as y and happy
people. never ecome fatigued.
The truth is that they do get tir-
ed periodically, but know ;how to
rest and recuperate. They exper-
ience normal, not chronic fatigue.
• Normal, fatigue is good. It is
part 'of normal, healthful living.
It may be recognized by a' general
tiredness of the body, which is
not unpleasant and which may be ,
dispelled by rest and sleep, and
by • increased nourishment. Every-
one who has known the ,joy of
hard work has known the joy of
normal fatigue.:. _ '
If mea and women would omy
accept normal fatigue- as an ac-
companiment of work or • effort,
and would get the necessary re-
cuperation through rest, more
serious' formsof fatigue would
never develop. Life would then ..
be balanced.'
BREAKS IN 'ACTIVITY
Plan for' at least •two breaks
in activity during the. day. Dur-
ing each break, just stop doing
everything for five minutes.
Don't talk. Don't, think. .Just sit
with your head drooping. forward
toward your knees. Or, 'better
yet, 'lie on the floor' with your'
•
feet propped up on a chair.
Modern
Etiquette
BY ROBER7A,4EE
BY ROBERTA •LEE
- 1; Should one make any kind
of explanation when refusing a
drink? • -
2. How should one introduce 'a
girl stenographer, who • is a new
employee, to an executive of the
company?
3. When a man takes a girl to
a public dining place, is it all
right fon ' him to suggest some,
thingn the menu, that he knows
is good?
4., Isn't it poor form for hales -
People to,' address customers as
" "dear," "
"honey, girlie," doc-
tor," "c a p t ai n," "brother,,"
"boss,' etc.?
5. When a formal dinner begins
at eight, at what time should a
guest depart?
6. Should a man .comb his. ha•r
in public?
Answefs L {
1. "No, thank you" is suffic-
ient. It is not at all Ilecessary to
explain or apologize. 2. ";lies'
Moore, this is Mr. Carter, our
President." 3. Yes. 4. Yes, and
i' often means 'loss of bnsinesee
A well-bred person resents snot•
familiarity from a stranger. 5. El -
e v en, or a little before. unless
dancing or some , other form of
entertainment follows. 6. No; th'=
is ,eonsidered effeminate.
Beef .cattle expdtts to the Un-
ited States for the first half of
1940. ,:amonnted to :awl•.. fake-
eighths of fife
nttrntf� r
gill1lped to
.l
the end June t7 eair, Ho:,v-.
Lver shipments of dairy' cattle
held level and calves' Were down
ertlt one-eeventh.
South. Africa's
Dog Detectives
Thrilling stories •. of the Exploits
of police dogs in the -detection of '
chime are given in the annual
report of the South African Com-
missioner of 'Police; Colonel I. P.
de Villiers; of Cape Town, in his
annual report.
In one case a dog called "Echo"
traced' down a thief who subse-
quently admitted that he had
wrapped his feet in sacking to es-
cape detection. In ' another in-
stance a tog followed a trail one
and' a half miles to a hut in the
Middle of a compound. of 38 huts„
with 135 inhabitants and pointed
out the native. ,
Golf Gives Him Exercise
John ,Carroll picks the gaing 'o%• -
golf as ai hobby. because it gives
him she needed exercise. Here we
find him spending a day on the. '
Bamboo Useful
Tropical Tree
Makes House -building Simple
-People of the' East Eat It,
Too.
The bamboo tree is one of the
most useful trees in the tropics. It .
grows as much as sixteen inches in
twenty-four hours, and attains a
height of more than one hundred
feet. ;
Thetree is hollow, but at eaeh of
the many joints the cavity is clos-
ed. Saw off one complete sectionof
the thick stem and you have a per-
fect pail. or cooking vessel. Sinal,
ler sections form ready-made bot -
Burnt oo makes _house -building
simple. The sterns are used as 'scaf-
foldiag'. walls and roofs can be all
made froln it. and split sections,
form the floors. Masts for ships and
rods for fishermen are other uses.
People of the East eat it, too. The
'grains of'bamboa seed are regarded
by the Chinese as a food delicacy'.
while the Hindus Mix them with
' honey to form a; succulent dish. -
l'n t:`nfna The oatni'000 e
i?; 'klrYt'1,r, .
af-
ed with ✓k' -mecca care as
other
crops. Introduced in Europe in 1730,
the bamboo is hardy everywhere in
sheltered poritione in Sieh loan).
Y0itt�E
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1••i-O-ievr fe �- •o.. two 1-r^��^*'
*11.1111 Science'
Is Doing
There were only three people
left' in the bus;' an old lady and
two men. Suddenly one of the.
men said "25," and ,the other
immediately burst into laughter..'
When he had -eased' chuckling be
Called out "121," and the c .her
man now roared with laugher.
This went on for some time. No
sooner , would one call' a number
then the other Would laugh.
The 'old lady, doubting the
mentality of hes two companions,.
turned .to them and said, "Excuse
me, but I don't seeanything
funny' ins shouting a number.",
"It's all . right, madam," one
replied, "we are commercial tra:-
ellers and we know all our jokes.
by numbers." ' •
Hotel Guest (phoning
down at 2 a.m. for third
time): "Say, are you the
-night clerk?"
Clerk: "Yesa what's - biting
yon 'now?" •
Guest: "Thai's what I'd
like to know."
_0_
The. science -master was dem-
onstrating the reaction on lime-,
water of; carbon dioirade.; The
presence of this gas gives to the
clear lime -water a mi:ky appear-
epee. •
Holding a beaker of the liquid
in his hand, he breathed into ,it
and held it up to ,show the change.
Up - went' a hand:
"Please, sir," asked one of the"
class in an awed voice, "will any -
bods breath do. that-?"
"Why are you 'suddenly
taking French lessons?"
"Well, we've adopted a
French , baby and we're eag-
er to • know what' be says
when he 'be°gins td talk."
-�
Little Renfrew was generally
in trouble. Finding that words
had but ' little effect upon his
child, his father resorted to stern-
er measures.
A neighbor, watching him chas-
ise the boy, noticed with admira-
tion that Renfrew gave no out-
ward indication of pain.
"Don't you . ever cry .when
you're beaten, Renfrew?" he ask-
ed
"What's the use?" retorted the
small boy. "The old Mari's deaf!"
• -o-
Jones: Very polished oro-
wrao,' Mrs. Brown, don't you
think?"
Smith:' "Yes, very, polish-
ed indeed. Everything ebe
says casts a reflection on
someone."
-o•-
A film producer was '',going
round the studios one day when
hf saw a face . he didn't know.
"Are you on' our staff??" he
asked,'
"Fes • sir. Your brother engag-
ed me.' .
"Is, that so? What doeyou do?"
.a writer."
"A writer, did yousay?" be
asked suspiciously.
"Yes. sir."
"Ali right -spell son-ethi . l„
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£OMBATS .HIGH BLOOD
PRESSURE
•
A possible antidote for. high
• blood ' pressure in, animals has
been 'found at the University ,of
Illiilcis $chock of Medicine r
Itis an'' antiserum, that is, mai. e
like an antitoxin,.,. a substance • •
formed, in living, tissues • whii.h•.
netitr.. t i : ,poisonous products
of erms.
This : discovery.,; • a new ep- .
proach to` the' myste of 'human
high blood pressure. , . ' animals `
'were dogs with, .fo of • high
pressethe• Closely res - ung,
widespread ' and highly fatal 'hite
man' malady. •:
.SU•
NSET ON VENUS
. 'Four young, scientists• have'. re-
,turned from.,a mountain -top. camp
'with • 1,500 photographs -of sup- •
sets on the 'planet Venus,
They Said 'probably' not ',mere
•than • a dozen iastionOmers had
observed. the phenomenon during
the last 200 years.' They describ-
ed • the photographs as the• first
successful series of pictures of
the sunsets ever made.
They. saw Venus as.a thin sil-
ver crescent, the horns of which
'bent toward each other until the '
planet -was visible as a delicate
ring. • of light. Astronomers pie-'
tate.,. Venus as • a gigantic. "dost
bowl." '
FINDS SHIP POSITIONS
A combinai vii•sound and r-adio
hoop. which will. e*zable -1i Z s determine their lec_tien 'aeeer-
.ately With respect re the' bio;..
.has beendereloredr by • the t s-
ited Sates. Ce s; and Gec,.'.eti,
Surrey for use in 'ocean v reels:
.In operatione •a sh:p explodes -a
small TNT boron The csrrent
that explodes it wake a.. marl;
on: a i'apid:y n o ne. ,-ape. The.
sound 'eh the e- :olio . is,. picked'
up. b: `,.tee• dig n . Duos. which-
'im-r •Epi:e:y sends cnit • a - sign+al. •
15 re':e:vei iiTr�,.',-he ?hi_D`'and
causes a eC.=.,-.1 nark' :o 'be Made •
on the moving tape.- F• rQm the ,
Id .stance between T:be • two marks
,the distance of .ship :c• buoy can
be ca%ells:ec_ •
Identity Game,
Here is an•'amu:ing mule. Be -
fere the time of placing arrive,.,
snake a slip of 'paper for _each
guest- Write on eaeh slip the
none of a famous person. an .h"=-
:orcal :_g4-e."a movie .s , or e
Free=S-day hero_ '
Wither.: :ening the guest see
the name, •pin :he slip on bis
hack, teihirg him to discover who
he isD asking anyone in tihe
mere am o es ion he likes which
he thinks F-:: help him to identify
nn-nse'f.
"Arra I alive?-' 'Am I a man?"
"Am I a woman "Do I jive in
E-Sr$pe?” "Am I 2 singer, atarr,
polii::clan, soldier?_"
Polenium, which • gists' about
52.000.000 an ounce,: is 'mined in
N_rthern 'Canada. cr..} 1.60+1
miles from the. .orth Pole.
The PERFECT Che wing Tobacco
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BY ANNE ASHLEY I.
i Q. How can -I clear net. water
-' which Lhas ' a. milky appearance?..
•4. Dissolve • a piece of rock
uni .about the size of a lima bean
iu 'a• pint • of boiling water. This
much' will' purify one tab of wat-
er. .
the How can' I clean -used par-,,
affin • so eat- it can be reused?
AHeat es: the -paraffin to tae
f
strain through
t ee .i3itl.^t•a-he of 'cheesecloth
,
over • S '...�_ PcL�=3t if neces-
sary. If r_o: -6 o • di :y. it, c -an
Ise�e:"Le-Le G_2 Std with a
*
brush and era wn e
• Q. Flow ca.n, rag:x r -e cut flow
tarsthan are c _ n y withered?•
A_ Four. .a wen's scilrion of '
camphor into the heater 'in .which
the flowers :'arid. •
Q.. How. can 'I cieee Crushes in
which paint has t.sn 'allowed :o
dry •
•A. S -'.'.k. in turpentine. gasoline,
er hot vinegar .on abontan hour.
Then. wash :horcughiy in 'strong.
soapsuds. '
Q. How can I makes good disn'.
...of macaroni and cheese?? •
A. Take 8 Laps of boiling. •wat-
er, q teaspoon of • salt, 2 cups of
broken - . macaroni._ Add salt to ''
water, Add. macaroni. .Boil for'20
minutes. Strain and rinse 'in hot
• . water. Drain and add to the
sauce. • ' . • •-
Q. How can '1 clean patent
leather shoes and handbags?
9. They can' be made to look'
like new •by means'of a milk bath.
Merely dampen a cloth with milk
and ruh over the shoes .or bag;
dry with. another clean cloth. This
treatments is, also very good for
the leather.
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TOPOITC111-ffilz-h-•
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rash, athlete's foot, eaessa and oters
word akin troabte,. me timid-famaos codling, a�
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our Breadbox .In.
The Hot Weather
Hot, sticky weather induces
rapid ' growth of mold, so keep
bread and cake aboxes 'spotless.
Immediately dispose of any cake •
or 'bread that shows the slightest
bit of mold, then scald and wash
the box with hot, soapy, water,
rinse,.. and dry, and air thorough-
ly. Ordinarily a thorough cleans-
ing once a week should 'be suf-
cient; during ' summer months.
more frequent washing may be .
necessary. ,
Only abort 25;000 of the farni
orchards in Ontario are sprayed
, regularly,- leaving about 170,000
which are neglected. P. W. Hod-.
getts . of the Fruit Branch, To-
ronto, declares that these un- ,
sprayed orchards are hotbeds of
disease.
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1f38'to 52 years old. Women Who are
restless, moody, NnRVOUS-who
fear hot flashes, dmizzy sspells-too tyke
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Pullets $13.85, c,"tkereis 88.95. Leg-
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10 per eent_ reduction for, rrlativc.,
of ex -service and service men: will
send for exarnin'ation en receipt of
35.00. Many other bargains. Munro
Fur Store, Vanrout'pr, 13.C.
WATCH REPAIRS
81.25 REPAIRS :YOUR W ATt-n, . tO.
matter how badly broken. One
year' cti.arantaat Watch Repair co..
s g'4Litlpincr,ttt` .. Toronto.
Gttireinteed
CAR AND TRUCK PARTS
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Starters', iilagaetott, Cnrt,nretorei,
Radiators - •Eirebartag' Struve,.
ciao* Satbfaetlou or reran►.
Levy. Arlo Porto, Dept. .1.., Toieitte.